The IMF just updated its economic projections for this year and the year after. The bad news is that this year, economic output is expected to plunge almost 5%. The good news is that output next year is expected to spike at a faster rate than this year's plunge, at almost 5.5%.

The New York Times recently published an article titled, Real Estate Prices Fall Sharply in New York (July 2020), and the title speaks for itself.

One of the ways to get a sense of bottom-up sentiment is to look at which phrases people are searching on.

The Manufacturing sector rebound in May was substantial.